Cold Fog Vapor Gen Installed on van

This is my cold fog vapor gen I'm using to increase gas mileage.
The CFV injection has a few good purposes....

1 Recycle the lost thermal engery
2 Reduces engine temp
3 Reduces NOX emission by cooling the burn
4 Produces HP through the thermal expansion of water into steam
5 In a Hydroxy fired engine this is a way to retard the burn rate
WATER EXPANDS INTO STEAM AT THE RATE OF 1500:1
The fog vapor is ported into a engine right after the mass air flow
meter to avoid damaging the meter.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• HHO
• Hydroxy
• Dingel
• Meyer

[bikr1975]

this is purely AWESOME!!!! hahahahah....the endless search for more gas mileage. nice. correct me if im wrong but when you introduce the fog vapor into the engine, do the spark plugs create a sort of electrolysis effect instantly extracting hydrogen and oxygen making a combustible gas? watch the stan meyers videos on how he made an engine run completely off water, no gasoline. if you can install a secondary alternator, you can run a hho generator big enough to run off hho. no more gas tank!

[fastimports3]

@bikr1975 It's not explosive yet. It does act more like a catalyst and think with addition of particle charges magnetic fields and UV-C lighting may increase energy level enough to use as fuel. Right now the only gain is when towing I have more power.

[InventorGadget]

Looks serious! So whats your results on the gaz consumption? How big is the increase in gaz mileage ? Thanx!

[fastimports3]

I got a 4mpg increase injecting the fog vapor.

[prototype9000]

people used to inject water small amounts into there ngines in high performance cars becuase of a performance gain a vapor or fog like that wouldnt really harm much

[1SixpenceFan]

Diesel tractors at tractor pulls use every trick in the book including water injection.

I use to think it was just to cool the engine but it actually helps make more power by turning into steam inside the cylinder.

They are making unreal heat compared to this van but it's the same principle.

I'm sure if you use way too much it will start to hurt instead of help.

The diesels also use peroxide too (that might help the van) and 150 lbs of boost.

[neiallswheel]

please wikipedia HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTROLYSIS at exhaust temperature the H20 will crack into HYDROGEN / HYDROGEN / OXYGEN (HHO). this is a realy simple way of making the engine more efficient. I think if you split your vapours ( half the moist air) into a chamber (under intake vacuum) mounted to your exhaust you may get more power.

The french Econokit system does exactly as described, Shut off EGR VALVE to further improve efficiency. also come over and see my playlist VAPOUR CARB ASSEMBLY.

[1vw2go]

One thing people seem to overlook about water injection is water to steam conversion. It's not about acting as a catalyst. Acting to cool down the combustion chamber is true and probably a beneficial effect. But the big inefficiency of gas engines is how much heat just goes out through the cooling system and the exhaust. when water flashes to steam at 212F it expands 1,700:1. So using heat to cause this expansion pushes on the piston in addition to the exploding gas. It's a steam engine.

[Video85Man]

where can i get one of those fog makers?

[chipsnyper06]

what is the case built out of?

[bikr1975]

does anyone here know if its possible to use a water / acetone or denatured alcohol mix for fuel in injected vehicles?? and or, using the vaccuum lines to inject %91 rubbing alcohol into the engine?? i figure, the alcohol going in could be regulated by an adjustable mini clamp on the vaccuum line. since no oxygen is going in and no air bubbles to ignite through the line, it may work. would it increase gas mileage? someone please reply with a good answer. thanks :)

[Vistal11]

the reason this give you better MPg is its Steam cleaning the engine . once you remove it you see that same MPG over the next few months.

[frank0067]

did ya try this on gasoline or just water?